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I tried cleaning up this article a bit, focusing on style and more careful attribution to sources. The article could definitely benefit from some expansion: in the article, Leffen's competitive Melee history focuses on Apex 2015. While that tournament was quite significant for Leffen, as he became the first Melee player to take sets off of all the Melee "gods", Leffen had been notable (at least within the Melee scene) long before Apex. If there are good enough sources for it, his tournament history should be greatly fleshed out. — MathMaven ( talk ∫ edits) 06:45, 7 February 2015 (UTC)
( diff) @ Prisencolin, the following sources are unreliable and should be sourced to a vetted vg source or otherwise removed: Melee It On Me, Smash Boards, Nintendo Enthusiast, YouTube as a primary source, EventHubs, Reddit, and Twitter when it isn't being used in the set self-published source (basic info) way. For instance, it is not notable that a parody Twitter account was created unless a secondary source covers it—it is inappropriate to link to its existence as the reason for its citation. Please revert your edit. czar 14:45, 4 October 2015 (UTC)
Forgive my OCD, but shouldn't this article be under the name, "William Hjelte", as opposed to his gaming handle, in the interests of consistency? Jason Zimmerman, Kevin Nanney, Joseph Marquez, Juan Debiedma and Adam Lindgren are all articles titled based on their first names. JaeDyWolf ~ Baka-San ( talk) 13:47, 8 December 2015 (UTC)
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I tried cleaning up this article a bit, focusing on style and more careful attribution to sources. The article could definitely benefit from some expansion: in the article, Leffen's competitive Melee history focuses on Apex 2015. While that tournament was quite significant for Leffen, as he became the first Melee player to take sets off of all the Melee "gods", Leffen had been notable (at least within the Melee scene) long before Apex. If there are good enough sources for it, his tournament history should be greatly fleshed out. — MathMaven ( talk ∫ edits) 06:45, 7 February 2015 (UTC)
( diff) @ Prisencolin, the following sources are unreliable and should be sourced to a vetted vg source or otherwise removed: Melee It On Me, Smash Boards, Nintendo Enthusiast, YouTube as a primary source, EventHubs, Reddit, and Twitter when it isn't being used in the set self-published source (basic info) way. For instance, it is not notable that a parody Twitter account was created unless a secondary source covers it—it is inappropriate to link to its existence as the reason for its citation. Please revert your edit. czar 14:45, 4 October 2015 (UTC)
Forgive my OCD, but shouldn't this article be under the name, "William Hjelte", as opposed to his gaming handle, in the interests of consistency? Jason Zimmerman, Kevin Nanney, Joseph Marquez, Juan Debiedma and Adam Lindgren are all articles titled based on their first names. JaeDyWolf ~ Baka-San ( talk) 13:47, 8 December 2015 (UTC)